What happens after I purchase TradeYouLike?

After your purchase, you'll be guided to a setup page with a step-by-step video tutorial. On that page, you'll also enter your TradingView username. Once submitted, our system will automatically grant you access to TradeYouLike. You'll then find it inside the 'Invite-Only Scripts' tab on TradingView.

Does TradeYouLike repaint its data points?

No. TradeYouLike does not repaint. Once a visual marker has been generated and printed on the chart, it will stay there permanently.

What markets does TradeYouLike work on?

TradeYouLike works on all major markets that are available on TradingView, including Crypto, Stocks, Forex, Indices, and more.

Does TradeYouLike work on every timeframe?

Yes. TradeYouLike works on all timeframes starting from 1-minute and above — including intraday and higher swing-trading charts.

Do I need to adjust or optimize the settings myself?

Some settings may need adjustment based on your timeframe and trading style. Don't worry — it's very simple and we have full video guides showing the correct settings. Our support team is also happy to help you set up the indicator.

Does it work on mobile as well as desktop?

Yes. TradeYouLike works on TradingView's mobile app as well as on desktop, so you can trade anywhere, anytime.

Can I cancel my subscription at any time?

Yes. You can cancel anytime directly from your membership dashboard in just a few clicks — no hidden steps or questions.

Do I get support if I have questions?

Yes! Our support team is always available to help you, and you'll also get access to our private trader community on Discord.

Can I win every trade using this?

We can't guarantee 100% accuracy — anyone who promises this is simply not being honest. No tool with 100% accuracy exists. What we can say is that our indicator showed a high level of accuracy in our tests.

TradeYouLike Market Intelligence

Smart Money Concepts (SMC): Spotting Institutional Order Blocks & Liquidity Sweeps

Name: TradeYouLike Trading Indicator
Brand: TradeYouLike
Availability: InStock

Learn how to identify institutional order blocks, avoid retail liquidity traps, and trade Fair Value Gaps (FVG) like smart money.

Published by TradeYouLike Research Team • Technical Analysis & Strategy

The Reality of Institutional Market Architecture

Retail technical analysis often teaches static trendlines and double bottoms. However, institutional banks, hedge funds, and High-Frequency Trading (HFT) algorithms require massive counterpart volume to fill multi-crore positions. Smart Money Concepts (SMC) maps how institutions manipulate price action to hunt retail stop-losses before initiating major structural moves.

1. What is an Institutional Order Block (OB)?

An Order Block is not merely a generic support or resistance level. It represents the last consecutive opposing candle before an energetic, aggressive market displacement that breaks structural highs or lows:

Bullish Order Block: The last down-close (bearish) candle before a violent upward rally that creates a Break of Structure (BOS).
Bearish Order Block: The last up-close (bullish) candle before a swift drop that shatters structural swing lows.
Key Validation: An order block is only valid if it generates an unfilled Fair Value Gap (FVG) immediately after formation.

2. Anatomy of a Liquidity Sweep

Retail breakout traders place stop-losses just above double tops or below prominent swing lows. Institutional algorithms intentionally drive price past these levels to trigger stop-loss market orders, absorbing that liquidity to enter their true opposing positions.

The Sweep Signature: Look for candles that aggressively pierce previous session highs/lows with long wicks, followed by an immediate sharp rejection and structural shift.
Change of Character (CHoCH): Once the sweep completes, the market breaks the most recent micro-swing in the opposite direction. This is your cue to prepare an entry.

3. Execution Strategy: The FVG Mitigation Entry

Identify a liquidity sweep of a major high/low on the 15-minute chart.
Wait for displacement that produces a visible Fair Value Gap (a 3-candle sequence where candle 1 wick and candle 3 wick do not overlap).
Place a limit order at the premium/discount boundary of the FVG.
Set the stop-loss securely behind the extreme wick that initiated the liquidity sweep.
Target opposite unmitigated liquidity pools or structural opposing highs.